Uterine prolapse means that the uterus moves down the vagina from its normal position and the cervix reaches below the sciatic spine or even prolapses completely out of the vaginal opening because of the weakened support of the pelvic floor tissues. Therefore, the treatment principle of uterine prolapse is to strengthen the supporting ability of pelvic floor tissues. 1.General treatment: It is applicable to patients with mild prolapse. Patients should pay attention to rest, strengthen nutrition, avoid constipation and all behaviors that increase abdominal pressure such as lifting heavy objects. Can also assist Chinese medicine and acupuncture to promote pelvic floor muscle recovery. 2.Non-surgical treatment: (1) pelvic floor muscle exercise, suitable for patients with mild prolapse. Patients perform contraction anal exercise, forcefully contract the pelvic floor muscles for more than three seconds and then relax, each time for ten to fifteen minutes, two to three times a day, or you can also visit the hospital auxiliary pelvic floor treatment equipment. (2) Placement of a uterine support: This is indicated for patients whose general condition is not suitable for surgery, or during pregnancy and postpartum, or for preoperative placement to promote healing of prolapsed uterine surface ulcers. The uterine support can cause vaginal irritation and ulceration and needs to be reviewed regularly to avoid vaginal fistula, bleeding or infection. 3.Surgical treatment: Suitable for patients with severe prolapse with symptoms. Individualized surgical plan is chosen according to the patient’s age, fertility requirements and general condition. (1) For younger patients with prolonged cervix, anterior and posterior vaginal wall repair, uterine ligament shortening and partial hysterectomy are performed. (2) In older patients without fertility requirements, if the recurrence rate of postoperative uterine prolapse is considered high, total transvaginal hysterectomy and anterior and posterior vaginal wall repair will be performed. (3) For patients who are too old and frail to tolerate major surgery, vaginal closure is performed. (4) Patients with severe prolapse without cervical lengthening should undergo pelvic floor reconstruction. Non-surgical treatment of pelvic floor muscle exercise and uterine support placement is suitable for asymptomatic patients with non-severe prolapse, while patients with severe prolapse with symptoms need surgical treatment, depending on individual circumstances.